Imaginarios sociales de la niñez nahua jornalera agrícola sobre la migración

Abstract

In Mexico, child agricultural workers are embedded in a migratory dynamic in which they travel with their families throughout the country looking for work on crops as the seasons advance. The purpose of this article is to know social imaginaries associated with migration of Nahua children, who move from their localities in the state of Guerrero to Cuauhtémoc, Colima, to work on the sugarcane harvest. Considering that children are agents capable of producing and resignifying their social reality, I use the drawing technique to explore how these boys and girls live and feel the migratory from their subjectivity.